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Old 01-11-2016, 01:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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2017 Chrysler Pacifica - first hybrid minivan (PHEV 30 mi. range)

The new Chrysler Pacifica (Town and Country/Caravan replacement) has been unveiled. Cd .30, 4330 lbs (non-hybrid), and an available plug-in with 16kWh lithium battery. Expected 80MPGe and 30 mile electric range.


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Old 01-11-2016, 12:32 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Cool beans.

FYI, I added the PHEV info to the thread title.

Apparently even Chrysler will only be calling it a "hybrid" van, despite the PHEV design, saying they feel the plug causes too much confusion in the market. They're probably right. I know several smart (but otherwise non-car-interested) people who thought the Volt was a pure EV so dismissed it as an option.
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Ups the game for Toyota as well. I wanted to buy one of the hybrid Aspens because they seemed to have a lot in them and a better deal then the Tahoes used. Then I couldn't find one close and ended paying 1/2 as much for the non-hybrid version. If this thing gets a 3500 pound tow rating or higher I want to replace my current Van and Aspen with one.

Oops, I found some specs, no towing with the hybrid. It also gets much heavier. Maybe the normal vanbwith the start-stop at least will be a good fit.
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